With additional testimonies of doctors, the possibility of a new testimony of Roula Pispirigou and the sending of the case file within the next few days to the Athens Prosecutor's Office, the investigation of Homicide for the deaths of the three children in Patras is completed.
Yesterday's ten-hour testimony as a witness, Dimitra Pispirigou, reportedly contributed little to the case, since the witness kept the same attitude, essentially giving an alibi to her imprisoned sister. In the 10 hours that she remained on the 11th floor of the GADA, she was particularly cool, relaxed, without at any time "breaking down", breaking down or asking for anything special from the police officers. She did not take a break, and began a historical retrospective, going back many years, unfolding details about her sister's life and her relationship with Manos Daskalakis.
[/P]Then she answered a series of questions about the night of March 21, 2021, talking for a long time but without adding anything important to the investigations. Homicide officers persisted at this point, asking Dimitra Pispirigou to recall as many details as she could since the family home, after the conclusion of Karakouki Kalogria was a crime scene with Roula Pispirigou being the one who last saw Iris alive and her sister Dimitra the first to find her dead.
But she didn't say anything more and so, 15 minutes before 11 pm, when the procedure was completed, she asked the police to escort her out the back door so that she wouldn't have a face-to-face with the journalists.
At her side was her lawyer Mr. Othon Papadopoulos and Dimitra Pispirigou after the completion of the marathon testimony got into the car and returned to Patras. At the same time, homicide analysts will reportedly call the doctors of Malena for additional testimony in order to obtain more information about the marks found on the nose, cheek and mouth of the girl.
At the same time, they are on a hotline with the Public Prosecutor's Office in order to decide whether to send the file for criminal charges against at least one person or to call Roula Pispirigou for additional testimony and then close the file.
Source: Proto Thema
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